2015 NASCAR Thread - And then there was 1

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JR in a Baja Blast car for the All Star race.

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Its just weird that as far as I can remember, he didn't have this issue most of his career until that first time a few years ago and its been recurring ever since. I can't help but wonder what is it that keeps causing that.
 
raven214
Will doctors clear him to race if it's a lifelong issue?

Edit: well I guess they did once already...
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It's no different than any other athlete that has dealt with blood clots. If the clots are gone, and they're not on blood thinners, there is nothing preventing them from competing.

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Its just weird that as far as I can remember, he didn't have this issue most of his career until that first time a few years ago and its been recurring ever since. I can't help but wonder what is it that keeps causing that.
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As far as I know, once you've had blood clots, you're susceptible to having them reoccur at any given time. Something about how the blood coagulates that causes it to happen.

I guess this also means that Xarelta doesn't work very well since he's had blood clots again, although he might not have been on it due to the recent heart surgery.
 
JMoney689
Yeah, it might not be the best for Xarelta for Vickers to be in their commercials...
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Considering the string of lawsuits they are getting, Vickers being in their commercials is the least of their problems.
 
If Kurt wins the championship, which at the moment doesn't seem that unlikely considering his success as well as his teammate, Harvick's, then SHR will have 3 championships with 3 different teams in 5 years. Correct me if I'm wrong, but nobody has done that before.
 
Looking at the list of champions, the closest anyone's come to that is Petty Enterprises in 6 seasons, 1959-1964. Lee Petty won in '59, Richard in '64, and in '63 one of the cars Joe Weatherly drove was Petty Enterprises', but that doesn't exactly count.
 
JMoney689
If Kurt wins the championship, which at the moment doesn't seem that unlikely considering his success as well as his teammate, Harvick's, then SHR will have 3 championships with 3 different teams in 5 years. Correct me if I'm wrong, but nobody has done that before.
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Now that you mention it, the most times that's been done is 2, Roush in 2003 with Matt Kenseth and 2004 with...Kurt Busch. Granted that was consecutively, but I just found it funny that Kurt Busch might be apart of something never done before again.
 
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Now that you mention it, the most times that's been done is 2, Roush in 2003 with Matt Kenseth and 2004 with...Kurt Busch. Granted that was consecutively, but I just found it funny that Kurt Busch might be apart of something never done before again.
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Nah, Hendrick did it with Terry Labonte and Gordon in '95-'96
 

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